Elmer S. Hill, Haydenville MA, 1880s Drawing of Rabbit Before and After Trapping raku and what a wonderful thing

and what a wonderful thing to fill with a good whiskey and slip into your pocket as you head off on an adventure

there are darker and lighter tones to the wooden pieces

I paid about as much for this little old woman as I am selling her for

regal but gentle looking Spaniel (I think)

where it would be interesting to see how one's perception of each changes over time depending on mood and circumstance

Elmer S. Hill, Haydenville MA, 1880s Drawing of Rabbit Before and After Trapping raku and what a wonderful thingThe notebook in which I found this and a number of other drawings by Elmer S. Hill of Haydenville MA was already coming apart with some pages loose, so I went ahead and divided it up and am listing these wonderful drawings individully. This might be my favorite of all, with two perspectives on the fate of this little rabbitone as it stands beside a rabbit trap, still free, and then behind bars inside the cage, so empathetic! I have found a definitive